News of Wednesday, 18 March 2009

Ghanaians mourn Salia

Civil Servants to march to Castle

Government advised to solve food crisis

Ghanaians spend millions of cedis to treat drug complications

Government urged to encourage growth of mobile telephony

NDC committed to pass RTI - Attorney-General

Drug traffickers exploiting Ghana's peaceful environment

Mahama warns of impact of drug menace on stability

NUGS demands release of SSNIT loans

Mills lauds Vice Admiral Owusu-Ansah

Robbers resort to putting victims to sleep

Scores died through accidents in Eastern Region last year

Rainfall outlook for year 2009

CRI moves to enhance IGF

Parliament to mourn Salia

Two killed in accident at Aiyinasi

Ghana needs effective collaboration in malaria campaign

Aveyime Prairie Rice to meet Ghana's rice needs

Temporary closure of visa application centre in Accra

Organisation builds resource complex in honour of Mills

Sunyani to prosecute sanitation offenders

MPs must be limited to two-terms - Assemblyman

Afari-Gyan urges equal opportunities for political parties

TMA coordinating director calls for payment of refuse dumping

Farmer hangs himself

Man jumps to his death at KNUST

Ho Municipal Assembly threaten boycott

Government to deepen democracy at local level

Security urged to take swift action against troublemakers in the north

New Hampshire University delegation visits KNUST

Formal Education remains Bookish and White-Collar Job-oriented-Kankam

High tidal waves caused damage at Apam

Findings on land use in Upper East Region presented

Upper East Guinea fowl Framers Association Appeals for Support

HIV/AIDS overtakes malaria and stroke ...

IRS screens staff for HIV/AIDS, other diseases.